The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1909, Page 3

ND OMEN GONE Former Warden of Prison at San Quentin Finds His Wife With Former In- mate of Prison. IF IN “The Exclusive Style Shop.” 714-716 SECOND AV. (Hy United Pree.) SAN FRANCISCO, After being lost sieht of fri M Aug a month fre 19 Rima Tomp m the} THE STAR—THURBSDAY;> AUGUS UNLUCKY SCARS ON HIS CRANIU FORM TRUE MAP OF UNITED STAT Final Clearance of | Linen Suits and Dresses king, wife of a fo San Quentin penitentia mer warden of and for merly a well of Oakland, wa wh eoclety woman found livin ulte of with answered the them admittance . Find Their Man The detectives pushed past and found Gordon in the | Choice of Any Linen Suit in Our Entire Stock, . Including Values Up to 2 $65.00— Mra pkins followed the ed mar prison, where} he walted nnti) her husband ar ived from Oakland | 4 She stated to the police that she fo) had nothing to say tn regard to the 4 but we her kitchen artent cane bitterly Mra. T acqualntanc wa rving embezzioment There he was permite jtutor for Tompkins’ son | who In now 19 years old Meets Her Man After his ret tentiary In 190 New York, Soon Tompkins, ac tray th study a ehey at Choice of Any Chambray or Linen One-Piece Dress in Our Stock-— — $8.95 great price concessions are of such striking im ance that they cannot be overlooked. Our stock of and Gatton 0 0h. Ges pease n Suits and Dresses still contains many excellent ed of passing an ed bogus 4 : draft for $25 on a tailor, which was but our sizes are broken, and we have made these repudiated by the bank on which as Harold, | | the peni-| tol Mra. | mpanted by her sor She placed youth in school and took up the of art In New York She admitted to detectives terday that she met Gordon while in the East | Tompkins Is 46 * old} led eastward a "lof the United States and its prinet rt j@ map of the | murder of JOHN M'GILLCUDDY AND HIS MAP OF 6CARS. LOUIS, Aug. 19 bald he Eight on the f Johu M dy, who ha mining and preelow pent all of them, form a (rue map | marh t Cripple y wound which caused it, kept om Winning a big # | wan of MeGilouddy's head, with Flor. | just striking pay dirt when | was ida hanging over bis left ¢ hit by @ stone and lald out, When and California running down I recovered, the rush was over his right eyebrow larger woe Many were rich, but that scar was represent falthfully the town all | bad to show for my of red the wooks eek near, or, rath pal cities. Curtously with | er, the states ¢ me f toy work caused them City ddy | ever hospital doctora say MeGil the worst scarred man they old miner, pointing to ar away} beheld, Resides the ut “weet” on his eranium n hie t he hae more that mining for gold. Here's Fri core on hin body THAW RETURNS TO MATTEAWAN Here's Crip tha Addle in 1906, died in days ago. at Blaine » bere a few Wenatchee—The Colby was river at body of H found in the Beverly y npantor rd at the same time yet been found. u Columbia he who was hae not rda Canea, Island of Crete—The Greek flag over the Canea fort was shot down yesterday by one of the battleships of the protective powers now In the harbor BAGK IN THE ASYLUM FOR A TIME AND PRIVILEGES ARE ALL REVOKED, Semi-Annual Clearance Sale | 1526-28 Second Avenue At The Stern furniture Co. A few of the many bargains to be had at our store like @ut finteb French bevel vale $16.00 made of Salo Couch, like eut; upholstered ih Kusranteed not to pee guaranteed stee $21.76. Sale price or crac matruction has two large drav quartered ze of tor Tinyye RNAP the best ¢ of chase leather oak frame; has 912.95 k; quartere Regular value 1526-28 Second Avenue See us before buying. i bevel | ~ $19.90 ut; in qoar a 4410 extension, with dividing Regular value & or ne 1 prices to insure an immediate clearance, Linen that sold up to $65.00, tomorrow, $6.50. 4 that sold up to $15.00, tomorrow, $3.95, One-Piece HIP iecee LAUNDRY COLLARS tc, 2c, 2 FRE") sins‘, CRS? The Star Want Ad Columns for Bargains of 00° stock of and Purnt 3 Thee, PIKE ST tse, All Descriptions. jit was drawn. The man ie a gradu jate of an Eastern w tis ] hame, according to the police jis Winegard. HENEY WINS IN ELECTION SECURES NOMINATION FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP BY DEMOCRATS. versity (By Calted Pree) BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.—The final completed count of the votes in the elty’s first direct | ine. WRIGHT IS IN BERLIN (My Vetted Pree) BERLIN, Aug Wright and his slater arrived here today, and have taken apartments at the “Princess an exclusive hotel Wright has several of his aero planes here and hae expr hope that the kaiser wil hie flights next week. He tnte to make 4 short Might tomorrow, to test his machine. ADRIFT AT GEA NEWPORT, BR. 1, Aug 1% Threatened with death by hunger and expowure, 22 men today are adrift on the barges Shawont and Saucon, and are being driven out to sea by a otiff gale. Rescue par thes are now searching for the marooned men Orville Mise Kather (My Uelted Pree) VISHKILL LANDING, N. Y¥ Alte 19. The privileges suggested by Ihetice Mille at the recent in vestigation as to Harry K. Thaw sanity have been turned down by the officlala at Matteawan Beaides denying Thaw the privi lege of emoking, they also have denied him t right to have a light in bis re and Harry mliet Ko to bed at the same hour that the other inmates retire At Thaw's last trial his mother |z went on the stand and told of the alleged hardships that her won had to endure. Although Justice Mills raled that Harry ie *, he muggested that he be certain privileges. There the Matteawan officials re fuse to grant. Thaw was returned to Matteawan last night | The Stern Furniture Co .. 91.90 ' Prices the Lowest Grand Rapids Furniture Distributors Quality the Best 1526-28——-SECOND AVENUE——1526-28 A AUBEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS, Grand Scottish Gathering and Parade SATURDAY, AUGUST 21st CANADIAN Mt Vancouver, B.C. Keottiah clans Mat. today. tontg? Frederte The POLLY of th ome Production Hives, Me to G2, Mais. 500 to 81.50 Neat week—tame great tion, same prices, same eA. M, f dedication Down Towa 1 ot ttre . summoning of mate primary 1 show today that Francie J. Heney won the democratic nomination for} district attorney, while Charlee M. Piekert gained the nomination of the republican and union labor tlékets for the same office. It tw expected that a bot campaign will be waged for the district attorney- ship this fall and the continuation of the graft prosecutions will be brought forward as probably the most prominent ue The sup porters of Heney cottend that the prosecutions will depend apon the election. Fickert so far is non committal on the subject The vote for district attorney was as follows: Republicans Fickert, 11,658; Heney, 4 Heney, 2,284; labor 3,186; Heney, 664, BRIEFS BY WIRE Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyo Yellowstone park is sporting a new geyser today. The newcomer, one of the largest in the park, burst forth in the lower geyser basin, throwing Immense quantities of bolling water, mud and steam 200 feet in the alr, The new geyser plays every five or six hours. > i ty~—-Fiekert, For tomorrow's a ‘4 selling we offer spe- cial prices on the following pieces of genuine Cut Glass and Haviland and Austrian China, These are all high grade goods, and these very low prices are for tomorrow only— Grand Rapids, Mich—Two men are dead today and four others are badly hort as « result of the crown sheet of an engine blowing out near Grand Lege. Cut Glass Nappies, 6-inch size, regular price $2.00 Special, one day only.... $1.25 5-inch size, regular price $1.50 Special, one day only .. 1.00 Pittsburg, Pa—Five picket boats, loaded with the striking employes of the Pressed Steel Car plant, today patrolling the Obio river, ready to spread the alarm in the event that any more strikebreakers lattempt to go to work | . Bowl, regular price pair. Special for one Celery Dish, reg- ice $3.50. Special, only 2.50 and Haviland China Specials China Plates Portlanu, ure—Helena M. Dunck ley and W. L. Murray were married here yesterday, after the girl had run away from her home in Cen tralia, where her newepaper Dayton, Wash——The Belle pink rose decoration 20¢ Breakfast Plates De pink Austrian China’ Coffee Cups pretty de and Saucers in a dainty rose pat al for to tern decoration; very special to- 20¢ MOTTOW ODNY. ccc sree ceeenee med yesterday as a result of Chin: , very ne Bize; op Oily, each “atea | forest | and} thousands of dollars worth of the| Wash,—Seriour raging near here Lyman, fires are best timber In the state is being |jf | destroyed | Bellingham—The United States guards at the fleh traps on the American side of the sound have been ordered to shoot and kill any Canadian fish pirate at work | Tacoma—The search | bodies of Joseph (Callaghan, who were Rainier, has been abandon 6th, Seattle Day at the Exposition “We Will Be There” Chelan—-Two of Cotterill, aged none 18 and Walla Walla—Harry Watts, who| was serving # life sentence for the} father owns aff Mali ¢ Factory building at this place |drowned Tuesday in Lake Chetan. |] Our Clothing Windows J. Redelsheimer ' & Co. STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE Closed Sept. 6th, Seattle Day at the Expo. “We Will Be There.” Corner Columbia First Avenue Brat wale today JOHN CORT, THE GRAND = *4iix, 5° Tomlghi—Al Week—Mai PRHMIB In the HARTMAN Neat week-——Last week of MMart- man's season, “THE TOVMAKER” sical “HIT SHIP AHOY Mrs. Annie Besant vi nse wed Orator comepl i lecture in Music Hall ON FOURTH AV, AND SENECA * sTRPET, SUNDAY and MONDAY, August 22 and 23 AT ST. M. Tickets on Clay's, Shore tells ow and Today and Tomorrow Show Grounds: Fifth Avenue and Republican Street Twice Dally) Afternoons at t) Bye at & RINGLING BROS. sale at Sherman & # Wook Store, Bar- tore and Naymeor's mission 6Oc ICIRCUS Seattle Never Saw a Show | Like This Before — STRONGEST OF ALL, EARTHS STRONG MEN 1280 Persons 430 Horses —00 Clowns I] 898 ARENIC STARS Schuman Horwe Ch Pacheco Troupe, eST MENAGERIE Ei Paria, the Man Monkey |2 NPRVE HACKING ACTS OF DAKE One dOe Ticket Admits to Byery Childeen Vad THIS MORNE ne Pe TT Adm! served Sent Clay & Co. Pi on at same price din teket wagons on the show Dental War Makes Low Prices, « L make a dotiar on yental Work, 3 « the bine Dentists, 2 Vigh-clase work 1 nd 6 p.m. Bundaye ” Read iy article tn Batu Modern Dentistry BROWN, D. DS ® J Eves, Me to 61, Mat, he to The |. lay’ Star WIN 12 Noon Aan Voh Parade with l pipers, COTTISH GATHERING AND PARADE, military irummers and buglerg, INEAN AND OTHER GAMES, 6-9-nide foot- war de bak pt pe lance. GRAND tghiand Ler Harry hip « * te vers, North Jeneral admission to Stadium General nd Main S147. Alhambra (4'".5) & DREW, Managers. Another Matinee rday JON MASON Im Augustus Thomas’ Masterpiece » 50¢ to $1.60, Seattie Theatre RUSSELL Hoth This week “ANITA, Mats. Thurs, and Every Night Next week Bat, 10e and 26¢ 1B to b0¢ The Girl of Eagle Ranch. | | Mat.. 100, 250, SOc, Nights, 100, Bhe, H0e, T5e. Advanced Vaudeville, Week of Aug. Club; Lucelano Gard adys Ruby Raymon elles. DEVILLE. 206. LIKE THES t 1. BROWNE, * Impersonator apw and e ACTS, LOIS THEATRE of Al Vaudeville een May & Co. oleam Quartet Summer Sen an r: PANTAGES THEATRE UNE« uump. | HELENE LOWE, Messe Soprano. BUCKLEY'S TRAINED Dous TREND Len and THE CANDY hk GEO, YROMANS, “Jerman Jester.” NORTHWESTERN LDAGUE DUGDALE'S ATHLETIO PARIS BASEBALL | TOMORROW AT Suto. wver va. Seattle Admigstor abe and ve Take Yeslor Car Duthle (Bcotch d medals. (6 persone) on to Amphithea tween police und firemen, cham. and dancing competitions children’s ING CONCERT, highland dancing, en, by boy® and qiria, Ralston entertainer), J. @, Lauders songs, presentation of 95.00. Apply for sa t & Safe Deposit Company.” tre, 50 cents —— West Seattle Ferries of ‘Lung Park iS" Free Show Dally at 3:36 and 9:60 p. m. Twiee Dally All Week Free” it Music. Pike Igorrote Village _A.-Y.-P. Exposition “NERDS NO BOOSTING”—P.t, The Greatest Exhibit of a Primitive Wild | People Ever Made Anywhere The JOY WHEEL | Has Arrived At the Arena Chinese Theatre AnY.-P. E, SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! The PRKIN 'THOL Juggler, Men, First | } |Magiclans and St jtime in Amertea, Native Chinese Orchestra.